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A group of seven people stand on a theater stage with rows of empty red seats and ornate balconies visible behind them.

Denison students get a peek behind the curtain of Chicago theatre scene

Denison Trustee Susan V. Booth ’85, artistic director of the prestigious Goodman Theatre, provides an immersive experience through a unique internship.
People carry large boxes and belongings outdoors on a sunny day, possibly moving into a dorm or apartment.

Football players tackle toughest Move-In Day task

Hauling compact refrigerators into residence halls can be a pain for Denison first years and their parents. Big Red players enjoy the challenge.
A person stands in front of a Bath & Body Works Fruit Fusion display, holding a sign and smiling at the camera.

Abigail Greenleaf ’27 savors finance internship at Bath & Body Works

The economics major says her liberal arts education played a big part in handling challenging finance assignments.
A person sits at a round table in front of a laptop, smiling, with bookshelves filled with books in the background.

Data internships help Denison students build career-ready skills

Yohannes Mulualem ’28 is powering Denison data projects while building his career credentials.
Four people walk up and down a bright, modern staircase in a building with glass walls and metal railings.

Six ways students can get the most out of college

President Weinberg offers advice to first-year college students to help them architect the lives they want for themselves.
Two men in racing uniforms and caps sit on the ground against a wall, looking forward with hands clasped over their knees.

Bobby Rahal ’75 and a friendship that became one of sports’ greatest partnerships

The Indy 500 champion and marketing guru Richard Strup ’74 leaned on their Denison friendship to change the game in sports partnerships.
A man sits on a desk speaking with two students in a classroom with computers and colorful artwork on the wall in the background.

AI class offers a quick study for seniors entering the workforce

Professor Ashwin Lall taught students from various majors how AI works, its impact on many fields, and the importance of developing generative AI skills.
Four people stand indoors; the man second from left holds a certificate and smiles at the camera, while the others stand close by, all dressed in business or business-casual attire.

$7.5 million gift strengthens Denison’s future

The French family, longtime supporters of Denison, makes a major investment in What We Can Be.
A large group of people in business attire pose for a group photo in a conference room with wood paneling and blue carpeting.

Denison’s four national championships honored by Sen. Husted in Washington

Fresh off their NCAA titles and a historic year, Big Red student-athletes and coaching staff honored with invitation from Husted to the nation’s capital.
A young woman with long brown hair smiles at the camera while standing outdoors in front of stone steps.

Gracie Cates ’26 is recognized for exceptional leadership

Cates is receiving the Ping Award for her work in serving unhoused populations in Licking County.
A person wearing a light gray hoodie smiles for a selfie outside near a building, with trees, grass, and a parking lot in the background under a blue sky.

Preparing students to thrive in a digital world

Fluency in screens doesn’t translate to college-ready digital literacy. Denison helps incoming students bridge the gap.
Two people work at a desk with computer monitors and a tablet, discussing data displayed on the screens in a modern office with exposed brick walls.

Gateways to global finances

“Having Bloomberg Terminal credentials on our students’ resumés signals they have the experience and prior knowledge to enter these careers.”
A person with curly hair leans on a grand piano, looking toward the camera. The pianos strings and internal components are visible in the foreground.

At Denison, Cam Moore ’26 found harmony in music

A cochlear implant gave Moore the chance to hear his surroundings. His passion for piano and desire for a well-rounded Denison education fulfilled him.
A choir and musicians perform on stage in a church or concert hall, directed by a conductor. The audience is seated in rows facing the performers. The background features a large organ and decorative architectural details.

Alumni celebrate the life of Professor William Osborne

Denison Singers paid tribute to Osborne, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Fine Arts, who united generations through song and inclusivity.
Four people sit around a small white table in discussion, with papers and markers on the table, in a classroom with red chairs and a wall.

RED Corps puts the power of consulting in the hands of athletes

The inaugural cohort recommended solutions to issues important to Denison’s athletics department.
A woman in athletic gear performs a vertical jump test while a man in sportswear records results on a tablet. The scene takes place in a gym with mirrors and exercise equipment visible in the background.

From force plates to playbooks: How Denison Athletics is turning data into a competitive edge

Five students majoring in data analytics have developed an innovative dashboard allowing coaches to monitor their players’ fitness trends.
A person uses a phone to record a video inside a gymnasium with DENISON in large letters on the wall and a banner for the NCAA DIII Women's Basketball Championship in the background.

The storyteller who took Denison fans on an NCAA title ride

Katie Houpt ’26 gave social-media followers a look inside the women’s basketball team. Her skills, learned at Denison, also helped land her first job.
Three women stand indoors, smiling at the camera. Two younger women wear medals on red and white ribbons around their necks, and the other woman stands between them. Other people are visible in the background.

Pulitzer winner’s lasting impact

Denison Professor of Practice Connie Schultz says, “I think an informed citizen is the true definition of a patriot.”
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